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This Symposium will focus on revisioning, rethinking, and reimagining social work field education in the spirit of Ubuntu, all while celebrating World Social Work Day. This year, the 2021 World Social Day highlights Ubuntu: I am Because We Are. This is the first theme of Social Work and Social Development's 2020 to 2030 Global Agenda. […]
This webinar will answer the following question: how can mentorship in social work education transform and empower field leadership in students and practitioners? Scholars and professionals have long debated a definition of leadership. Furthermore, many have urged the need to distinguish the social work leader from the corporate leader, due to the profession's focus on social […]
This webinar will discuss student perspectives on current challenges in field education. This webinar will be a discussion about the findings from a series of dialogue circles in which Social Work students from across Canada came together to discuss the current challenges and ideas for changes within field education. Themes from the study will be […]
This webinar will focus on building capacity from within - inspiring and developing students to become field instructors. This webinar will: describe the roles and benefits of being a field instructor; share opportunities for skill development and enhancement, including an overview of the CASWE-ACFTS Online Field Instructors Course; explore models for mentoring social work students […]
Join us in exploring research themes, promising and wise practices, and challenges within Atlantic Canadian social work field education. “TFEL is leading a national study to inform the development of sustainable field education models” (TFEL, 2020). This presentation describes the results of ten interviews with field education coordinators and field instructors across Atlantic Canada, exploring […]
This webinar will discuss and compare data surrounding Canada, the U.S, and their relative states of field education. This webinar will discuss and compare data regarding Canada and the U.S and their relative states of field education. Major themes of field education will be looked at in a Canadian and American context, as well as […]
Presented by the University of Estiwani, this field education seminar will feature TFEL Project lead, Julie Drolet, as a guest speaker. The Director of the Centre for Community Services Center will host a Seminar event to facilitate a 2-hour dialogue/conversation that will bring together local and international speakers to share their experiences, community-university research and […]
Register today for the launch of the Social Work and Disaster (SWAD) Network, co-chaired by Bonnie Lewin, MSW and Dr. Julie Drolet. This event marks the launch of the SWAD Network, which aims to build capacity and create awareness of the role of social workers and social services professionals in disaster contexts. The network contributes […]
TFEL is pleased to offer a Summer Institute, a program designed to provide social work students, post-doctoral scholars, and early career faculty members with advanced and specialized training on academic writing in field education. Workshops are designed and delivered in collaboration with TFEL co-investigators and our academic collaborators and field partners covering a range of […]
Description: The SWAD Network is hosting a meeting to build relationships, connections, and facilitate a dialogue on social work in disaster contexts. This is a great opportunity for SWAD members to get to know one another and offer suggestions and ideas for the Network. Date: Monday, September 27th Time: 3:00 – 4:00pm MST Please register […]
Social-Ecological Factors That Contribute to the Resiliency and Recovery of Children and Youth Who Experience Disaster Dr. Caroline McDonald-Harker is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology and the Director for the Centre for Community Disaster Research at Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta. She will discuss her research findings on child […]
Description: Dr. Haorui Wu is a Canada Research Chair in Resilience at Dalhousie University in Halifax. He will facilitate a workshop regarding building resilience in hazards and disaster research and practice. Date: Thursday, October 28th Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm MST Please register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/building-a-culture-of-resilience-by-dr-haorui-tickets-170343652450
